Mental Health Services
People with severe mental illness represent one of the largest disenfranchised groups in our community. GCBHS has been in the business of serving this population for more than 40 years. We’re constantly trying to figure out ways to do it even better, through partnerships and mergers.
Care Management and Assertive Community Treatment
Care Management is the coordination of overall care for our clients, as we work to help them improve and restore their mental health and their ability to function in the community. Care managers may assist with Social Security benefits, medical benefits, housing, and crisis management. They may refer clients to job training support groups, and other specialized services. Care managers collaborate with family members, medical professionals and other service providers to make sure everyone gets the best care possible.
TIP Program - Youth and Young Adult Services
The TIP (Transition to Independence Process) program is a strength-based and developmentally suitable youth-focused service designed for engaging youth and young adults with emotional and behavioral challenges. TIP works with youth, their families, and key informal supports in a process that promotes self-sufficiency and helps them achieve their life goals. The TIP program aims to impact employment, post-secondary career education, community life functioning, and reduce mental health symptoms and risks of legal involvement. Learn more about TIP services here.
FIRST – Early Identification & Treatment of Psychosis
This is a specialized treatment program for people who have a recent diagnosis of psychosis. Get details on FIRST.
Criminal Justice Services
GCBHS provides many mental health services to people involved in the court system. Read about the various “Criminal Justice Services.”
Homeless Services
These services work to identify homeless people in the community with mental illness, and to get them the help they need. Learn more about the various teams involved.
Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment
This is a specialized treatment program for people who have both a mental illness and a substance abuse disorder.
Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services
Our specialized culturally competent team of providers takes into account the unique experiences of our clients that are Deaf or Hard of Hearing and have a mental illness. Services such as care management, counseling and psychiatric services are provided all while accommodating our clients' preferred means of communication.
